Blackbeard

[ blak-beerd ]

noun

1. pseudonym of Edward Teach.

Blackbeard

/ ˈblækˌbɪəd /

noun

1. nickname of (Edward) Teach See Teach

Example Sentences

This movie is about a track coach who has a supernatural encounter with the ghost of the infamous pirate, Blackbeard.

From TechCrunch

Blackbeard's Ghost is another pirate adventure from Disney in 1968.

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Back in the 1600s and 1700s, Captain Kidd, Blackbeard and other buccaneers plundered Spanish galleons from these islands and cays.

From Washington Post

At any rate they bleed a man just as thoroughly as in the palmy days of Blackbeard and his corsair crew.

From Project Gutenberg

John Rose Archer was a seasoned pirate; he had served under the famous Blackbeard.

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Edward Teach or Thatch, the famous pirate commonly called Blackbeard.

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I assure you that I am known from one end of this coast to the other, and Captain Blackbeard is not an ignorant man.

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The great Blackbeard himself stood high upon his deck and surveyed the strangers through a glass.

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